ALEXANDRA

Anonymous
I like Alexandra. ALEXANDRA is a bit much.
Anonymous
Allie's another possible NN.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Thoughts? Is this name okay? What does it make you think of? We hate the nickname ALEX, we’d def go with Sasha or Xandra.


It’s a good solid name with obviously many nickname options. It’s not my personal favorite, but I have a negative connotation with the name. I would use Sasha as a nickname. Xandra is odd to me.
Anonymous
I like Alexandra. I don’t like your nicknames at all.
Anonymous
Google Alexandra quick fanfiction
Anonymous
Here’s the thing: once your kid goes to school, she gets to decide her NN.

I know a mom who named her kid Isabella and swore she would never go by a NN. One week at K and she became Izzy. And that’s what she goes by 20 years later.
Anonymous
The only Alexandra I know goes by Allie, which I really like, but people always assume her full name is Allison.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Here’s the thing: once your kid goes to school, she gets to decide her NN.

I know a mom who named her kid Isabella and swore she would never go by a NN. One week at K and she became Izzy. And that’s what she goes by 20 years later.


This, signed parent of an Alex
Anonymous
Really not a fan of Xandra, but Sasha or Lexi is cute.
Anonymous
Every Alexandra I've ever known is wild and not in a good way.
Anonymous
I think it's a great name - not trendy but on-trend in that it's a classic name. I also think most of the nicknames for it are really cute. Thinking back on it, every Alex/Lexi I've known has been a sweet and fun girl.
Anonymous
I would skip Alexandria if you hate Alex. Because ultimately it's your daughter who determines what she wants to be called and that can be as early as 3. So if you can't stand the idea of Alex go with something else.
Anonymous
The two Alexandras I am/was close to go by Alice.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Allie's another possible NN.


That's what I was going to say
Anonymous
Yes?
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